The Dark Places of Argentina

A forbidden atlas of Luz Mala, a mill-dog, a drowned town and the last prison

A strange light moves across the pampa; the seventh son becomes a Lobizón; the mill keeps its Familiar. From Recoleta’s marble to the salt-reclaimed streets of Epecuén and Ushuaia’s prison at the end of the map, this fourth field book follows folklore beside tangible history. State terror and drowned towns are treated as wounds in the landscape, never as attractions.